Thread 61151419

I only started stacking last year.

It hurt shoveling out an average of 2,700 fiat premiums, you crypto-niggers are in for a fine sucking of cocks for a micro-gram of Gold in the nearby future.

Silver is still at a fire sale though.

>>61151460
Better get a few tubes of merc dimes if you want blowjobs.

>>61151419 (OP)
>>61151460
If gold is as great as you say it is, you wouldn't be so threatened by crypto (yes you are). Gold investors are much more scared of crypto than crypto investor are of gold. Discuss

>>61151419 (OP)
gold is so fucking beautiful

silver is cool.

>>61151490
I never expected to see so many crypto twitter zoomers angrily freaking out about gold like I saw this week.
All they know is crypto.

>>61151490
Yes, I am literally shaking and crying and shittsing in my pantaloons.

No, actually, one by one, silver is decapitating each of these ponzienomics assets. Gold is obviously already king of your worthless fiatshit.

>>61151490
>scared of crypto
Hahahahahaha!
Oink, oink little paypig.

>>61151529
Gold has like an ~8000 year head start on crypto.

>>61151490
The same thing that makes me want $10,000 in Federal Reserve notes on hand is what makes me want $10,000 in physical gold on hand.
But what we're seeing now is people taking that $10,000 cash on hand and preferring to hold the gold instead. That's not a fear of anything other than the currency.
In the past? You have war coming? You buy bonds, dollars, US stocks, real estate, whatever.
This is based solely on the fact that the US is going to have higher interest rates going forward, making real estate, stocks, bonds... all unable to do the job of the gold.

>>61151490
Crypto is a CIA run scam, it's more ethereal than paper money and you can be rugged at anytime. No government in the world is going to ever let it become currency simply due to the fact that they can't print it. Whatever the new system is it has to he one that lets them run endless deficits because that is the only way they can give gibs to infinite niggers and jeets.

is the gold orderbook digital ?

>>61151788
>CIA invented crypto
It's wild because this went from being completely ridiculous to pretty plausible given just how much the media and financial elites have introduced crypto into any conversation that has to do with buying gold and silver, or gold and silver new all time highs etc.

Gold prices have been flat for the last 2 days. Basically no volume at all. Crypto is pumping.

>>61151788
>>61151804
if this was true (it isn't) they would be tying the rope around their neck. All it takes is one crisis of faith in currency and people will adopt crypto. Once it becomes something they are used to, they won't go back because : no custody fees / no government overreach / no possibility to trace and tax people (xmr) / no possibility to seize assets

>>61151926
Are crypto-trannies genuinely this naive?

I'd sooner believe in unicorns and leprechauns fucking than I ever will of some backdoor code used for exit liquidity, CIA-nigger stunt created by the one and only: 宝SATOSHI GREENSPAN宝

Once BTC got Blackrock'd, that was supposed to be your exit signal.

>>61152062
i'm nto naive. i'm super realistic. Older generations aren't comfortable with the technology and seed phrase and stuff. Once people get used to that if they start using it everyday there will be no coming back. need maybe to make the use easier and storing the seedkey more user friendly because right now that's the gate to entry. But crypto is here to stay

>>61151913
I hope you're trolling

>>61152173
>Once people get used to that if they start using it everyday there will be no coming back
Everyone knows crypto is a scam except for moon-bois
You're now on the losing side

>>61151490
Crypto is literally nothing. All you’re doing is staring at a screen hoping more people trade their paper for more nothing, or praying some billionaire doesn’t commit the cardinal sin of cashing in their nothing and tanking the “value”.

>>61151496
i realized silver only exists to highlight how good gold looks. i don't like silver much. it looks like any other metal and it tarnishes so it doesn't even stay shiny.

>>61151496
>>61152601
Yeah the shiny is nice and it's cool to hold it because density, but the industrial applications are pretty much the entire reason for buying the absolute hell out of silver right now.

>>61151503
You ain't seen nothin yet. Wait till BTC is sub $50k

>>61151503
Bitcoin is still 6 figures and they are upset about Gold.
Imagine when gold is $5000 or $6000, and Bitcoin is $80000 or $75000... it'll be mayhem.

>>61151490
>Crypto predominantly bought by the west
>Gold predominantly bought by BRICS

You crypto maxies still don't understand the context and environment controlling capital flows. You expect history to repeat like 08 or 21, but things have changed. Goldbugs do not give a shit what you or other retail do with your money because the market cap of gold cannot be moved by retail, any fomo will occur at the end and on the margins. China inversely knows the wests derivative nature on crypto and Nasdaq and has played both the crypto market and commodities markets against western interests. You cannot hurt gold but gold whales have and will continue to hurt you.

>>61152773
They don't give a damn about macro or finance they just need to be right on decisions they've already made. They lack a fundamental understanding of the greater world. Technical analysis of cryptos potential role in the market is often correct but misses the forest for the trees. I too like the some of the utility brought by crypto to finance, but utility alone does not equate to price action or capital adoption. Influxes of western institutional money in the crypto space has done so solely due to its speculative nature and not along lines of utility or use as intended by creators and early adopters. Remember when MSM couldn't shut the fuck up about NFTs? They don't understand crypto and don't care to. Meanwhile adoption of crypto by institutions for utilitarian purposes is always minor news, that doesn't impact purchases on the broader institutional or retail market. Speculative nature remains dominant and its largely contained to the western sphere of influence. Should have maximized commodity production and refinement and focused on crypto as a financial tool for settlement, not the main star while trying to shoehorn in US treasuries into the stable coin market.

>>61152635
btc was only recently 20k a couple years ago and now it's 5x. gold did nothing for decades and now you have what, a 2x?

>>61152976
It's meant to distract the plebs from actually buying something that fucks the Americans and the West; Gold and silver.
The producers are in the east, and the gold and silver economy is already understood by them to such an extent that if we ourselves lose confidence in our own currency in the sense that we don't just pile into our own real estate and stocks but actually buy the same shit they are buying... well i mean that's it we're done.
That's why CNBC and Bloomberg all pretend to be clueless about what Gold means, it's because they know it's the tip of a spear driving straight into the heart of what's left of the West.